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This turned out to be a certificate problem. LDAP is fussy. Certificates must be present, and must work correctly. | This turned out to be a certificate problem. LDAP is fussy. Certificates must be present, and must work correctly. | ||
- | So first I added the company root CA certificate to the collection of Debian roots. I created a company subdirectory in / | + | So first I added the company root CA certificate to the collection of Debian roots. I created a company subdirectory in '' |
company CA root certificate into that subdirectory, | company CA root certificate into that subdirectory, | ||
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and marked the company CA root certificate as activated. | and marked the company CA root certificate as activated. | ||
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+ | Today in preference I would just add the certificate to ''/ | ||
Unfortunately KDE 4 keeps its own set of root certificates. I followed the advice of | Unfortunately KDE 4 keeps its own set of root certificates. I followed the advice of | ||
[[http:// | [[http:// | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | # dpkg-divert --local --rename --add / | ||
+ | # ln -s / | ||
+ | </ | ||